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Part II - Catalogue of Exhibits This section is in artefact numerical order to facilitate quickly finding the relevant notes to items on display. There is also an alphabetical index at the end of this section We hope you enjoy the selections featured here. You are welcome to mark up the records (pencils provided) with missing or additional information for inclusion in future reprints/editions. The artefacts on display are periodically changed or updated; this also corresponds with a new edition of this book. We also welcome your artefact/document donations to feature in future displays either here in the MLA Heritage Lock Room or the History of Locks Museum Lock Rooms and Archive, more information from: [email protected]

Art No: /KID

/Ref No. Maker or Brand Image thumbnail

Class/Title: Serial number: Country or Region:

Size: Materials: Weight: Hazards: FdL: Found date/location Description/Notes/Provenance.

Date: c – y m d –

period –style -

Group /Loc

006 /1947

Hobbs

Key: Parautoptic, 6 levers. CoR: England. Sz: 135mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 96g. Bankers Changeable 6 lever key with both adjustable steps and removable bit.

19th century 1860’s

THC- MLA-HR9/2

011 /1947

Price, George

Lock: Cut cabinet. Sn: 323. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 76 x 58 x 17mm. Mat: brass, steel. Wt: 220g. Key Sz: 48mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 8g. Lock: Cut cabinet lock, Ne Plus Ultra 7 lever. Prices’ anti-pressure patent in a flanged cabinet lock. One of a series of locks display fretted and originally donated, by the maker, to the South Kensington Museum (now the Science Museum).

19th century 1860

THC- SKM- MLA-HR12/2

019 /1947

Strongbox: Armada chest. CoR: Germany. Strongbox Sz: 525 x 330 x 360mm. Mt: iron. Wt: Key Sz: 107mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 151g. The common name for strongboxes is an Armada chest; this is a bit of a misnomer in as much the items provenance should include the campaign or expedition associated with it; not all strongboxes were used in campaigns or expeditions, otherwise it is correctly referred to as a strongbox.

19th

century - Wilhelm I, WI.

THC- MLA-HR23

KEY TO ABREVIATIONS

Art No. Artefact number

Class main classification

CoR: country or region

FDL: found date & location

FM- Fordingbridge Museum

Hz: hazards

KID keeper ID number

Loc location

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Mt: materials

PFC- formally: Peter Frima Collection

Ref No. former ID number(s)

Sn: serial number

Sz: size

THC- The Heritage Collection

Wt: weight

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Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

21 /1947

Parnell

Padlock: Defiance Patent Padlock. Sn: 1666. CoR: England Lock Sz: 57 x 85mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 296g. Key Sz: 37mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 6g. Marked: ‘Parnell’s Patent 1666 Defiance Patent Lock, 52 Strand, London’. The key bit extends as it rotates in the lock.

19thcentury THC- MLA-HR12/2

022 /1947

Young, I

Lock: Fly Guard Lock. Sn: 273. CoR: England Lock Sz: 57x73mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 156g. Key Sz: 40mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 6g. Marked: ‘Fly Guard Detector Lock WR I Young Patentee ‘.

19thcentury - WR

THC- MLA-HR4/1

024 /1947

Hobbs

Key: Tower of London Constables Ceremonial. CoR: England. Sz: 136mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 112g. Each time a new Constable is installed at The Tower of London a new pair of ceremonial keys are struck. One is offered to the Queen, who then asks the constable to keep it in his safe keeping. This example is from the Victorian era, although the constable has not yet been identified.

19thcentury THC- MLA-HR-9/1

027 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: Parautoptic, 6 lever Day and Newall design Sn: 500. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 202 x 158 x 37mm ( plus 18mm bolt throw). Mt: iron, brass, bronze. Wt: 3kg. Key Sz: 102mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 50g. The original design of the Day & Newall lock introduced by Hobbs at the 1851 World’s Fair at the original Crystal Palace. It has 6 levers each of which is split into three separate components to prevent any possibility of 'feeling' the combination.

19thcentury 1850/51

THC- MLA-HR9/2

32 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: 12" anti-violence. Sn: 35374 CoR: England. Sz: 291 x 118mm (plus bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass, bronze. Wt: Key Sz: 118mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 29g.

20thcentury 1924

THC- MLA-HR9/1

39 /1947

Hobbs

Padlock: Douglas seal patent. Sn: B780. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 51 x 103mm. Mt: brass, bronze. Wt: Key Sz: 48mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 16g

20th

century THC- MLA-HR9/2



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period –style -

Group /Loc

41 /1947

Ingersoll

Paperweight with embedded S key. CoR: England. Sz: 75 x 55 x 35mm. Mat: acrylic, nickel-silver. Wt: 176g. To commemorate the opening of the Ascot factory.

20thcentury THC- MLA-HR20/2

45 /1226

Aubin

Lock Trophy: CoR: England. Sz: 350mm dia. x 810mm. Mt: steel, brass, wood. Wt: First exhibited at the 1851 Worlds Trade Fair ‘The Great Exhibition’ Crystal Palace. It took two years to make and features 44 different lock principles.

19th

century 1851

THC- GS- MLA- HR/24

50 /1947

Chubb

Lock: Detector patent. Sn: 452. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 153 x 116mm (plus extended bolt). Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.484 Found on Carron cast iron chest/strongbox, suspect that it was fitted by Chubb as bolt work is also stamped Chubb. The earliest known surviving Chubb detector lock found so far.

19thcentury 1819

THC- MLA-HR8/2

61 /1947

Ratner

Model: Strongroom Door. CoR: England Sz: 196 x 333 x 90mm. Mt: steel, brass, Wt:

20th century THC- MLA-HR11/4

98 /1947

Castell

Padlock: CoR: England Lock Sz: 32 x 40mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt:71g. Key Sz: 52mm. Mt: nickel silver. Wt: 12g. Patent 430168.

20th


99 /1947

/PF-083 /222

Bauche

Padlock: CoR: Germany. Lock Sz: 79 x 120mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 506g. Key Sz: 49mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 8g.

19th

/20th

century

THC- PFC- MLA-HR18/2



Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

128 /1947

Lowe & Fletcher

Padlock: Paper Seal. CoR: England. Sz: 35 x 53mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 84g. Utility meter Seal padlock, no key. Marking: EMEB (East Midlands Electricity Board)

20th century THC- MLA-HR17

144 /1947

Nettlefolds

Lock: safe, A1 Guardian. CoR: England Sz: 61 x 104mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 378g. Marked: Aubin Maker. A brass block, with just enough space to allow the key to enter, is attached to and moves with the bolt tail which makes the lock powder proof.

19th


150 /1947

Chubb/Hobbs

Casket: CoR: England Sz: 120 x 51 x 90mm. Mt: brass, gold plated, steel. Wt:824g Box made by Chubb apprentices, James Stringer & others and presented to Mr S T Ellice-Clarke on his retirement when Chubb acquired Hobbs. Gold plated box fitted with a Hobbs fretted and engraved exhibition ledger lock and engraved key, dating from the 1860's

19th & 20th century 1860’s & 1958

THC- MLA-HR9/2

162 /1947

/PF-355 /261

Padlock: Spring Barb Padlock with Turning Key. CoR: Germanic. Lock Sz: 82mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 712g. Key Sz: 122mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 58g.

17th/18th century

THC- PFC- MLA-HR2/1

166 /1947

Bramah

Lock: Folio. CoR: England. Sz: 48 x 69mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 81g. Key Sz: 43mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 6g. Marked on rear flange: '404 c. Lange'

20th

century 1920’s

THC- MLA-HR4/2

167 /1947

Bramah

Lock: safe, 7 slider. CoR: England. Size: 154 x 121 x 78mm. Mat: brass, steel. Wt: 1.859. Key Sz: 143mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 120g

19th century - Victorian -

TRC- MLA-HR4/2

171 /1947

Barron

Lock: Rim, 3 tumblers. CoR: England. Lock Sz: body 180 x 118mm, (excluding 20mm bolt throw), Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 1.529kg. Key Sz: 102mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 54g. A rim deadlock with 3 double acting tumblers and a bridge ward. Single sided operation.




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period –style -

Group /Loc

173 /1947

Chubb

Badge: Safe Plate. CoR: England. Sz: 124 x 93 x 2mm. Mt: pressed brass. Wt: 54g. Reads: “Chubb’s Patent Safe 128 Queen Victoria St. St. Pauls London”


195 /1947

Chubb

Lock: double detent. CoR: England. Sz: Mt: bronze, brass, steel. Wt: Left hand lock from Chubbs ‘X’ Boltwork strongroom door. The lower detent pack consists of 7 levers and controls a hardened steel shutter over the keyway of the top pack, which is also detent controlled but with 9 levers, and engages/disengages the lock bolt with the door Boltwork. Two of these locks were fitted to the door as well as two oversize 4 wheel combination locks.

19th Century THC- MLA-HR22/5

196 /81

/MN

Martingerst, Johann

Lock, Mastership CoR: Germany, Schwabach. Lock Sz: Lock-340mm (358mm including thrown bolts) x 193, Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 12lbs. Key Sz:. Inscription Reads: “FROM STEEL, IRON AND BRASS I WAS TAKEN. FIRE, HAMMER, ANVIL HAVE MASTERED ME. THROUGH FILING AND POLISHING FORCED INTO REFINEMENT. THEREFORE I SUCCEEDED WITH GOD. WITHOUT HIS POWER NOTHING CAN BE DONE. JOHANN MARTINGERSTL (probably the locksmith) HAS MADE ME. SCHWOBACH (Now spelt Schwabach, a town near Nuremberg, Germany) 1 NOVEMBER ANNO 1748”

18th century 1748,11,01

THC- WMN- MLA-HR

241 /1947

Casket: with secret release button. CoR: Sz: 138 x 77 x 90mm. Mt: Wt: 843g.

18th/19th century

THC- MLA-HR

263 /1947

Kromer

Lock: Automat Combination, DRP46083 1888. Sn: 947. CoR: Germany. Body Sz: 139 x 120 x 20mm. Mt: steel. Wt: Dial Sz: 95dia x 71mm. Mt: brass. Spindle to suit a 25mm door.


THC- MLA-HR22/4

270 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: Double Stump. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 130 x 93mm (excluding bolt throw of 17mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 2.224kg. Key Sz: 100mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 36g. Key marked: Hobbs & Co. Patents 420C. The smallest of the ’violence’ locks this example also features double entry. This lock was used in conjunction with artefact No. 290.

19th century 1902

THC- MLA-HR22/5



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period –style -

Group /Loc

289 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: solid patents 9 lever Change key Sn: 8073, Co: England Lock Sz: 130 x 93 x 30mm. (plus 14mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass, bronze. Wt: 2.032kg. Key Sz: 85mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 18g. With 2 keys marked 450c.

19th century 1881

THC- MLA-HR9/2

290 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: Anti-violence, double entry Sn: 23951. CoR: England Lock body Sz: 441 x 126. Mt: iron, brass, bronze. Wt: Key Sz: 102mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 94g (includes attached brass label) Label Sz: 101 x 25mm. Mt: brass. Attached to key with a steel ring 30mm dia, The lock is double entry with dissimilar keys for the inside and outside, key marked: 420 C. The brass strip on the upper edge protects the bolt work aperture against the ingress of debris, indicating the lock was fitted to the door horizontally.

20th century 1902

THC- MLA-HR22/5

309 /1947

Walton

Lock: Rim, 3 false notched levers CoR: England Lock Sz: 205 x 133mm (plus 24mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass, bronze. Wt: 2.52kg. Key Sz: 132mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 97g. The Walton family were very inventive locksmiths and were one of the earliest to feature false notches in their locks.

19th century - Georgian

THC- MLA-HR4/3 Note: cap in AB-W

312 /1947

Yale

Time Lock: Pindial. CoR: USA. Sz: 198 x 153 x 79mm. Mt: brass, steel, glass. Wt: With two E Howard movements and the weekend attachment. Note the eyelets set in the glass for winding the movements; once set there would be no need to open the door to operate the lock.


313 /1947

Parnell

Key: Defiance Patent. CoR: England. Sz: 133mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 122g.


316 /1947

Hobbs

Badge: safe plate. CoR: England Sz: 254 x 194mm, Mt: cast iron. Wt: 1.054kg. A highly decorated badge. Many companies celebrated Queen Victoria's jubilees with special versions of their products.


346 /1947

Lock: Alarum Rim, apprentice/exercise. CoR: France. Lock Sz: 229 x 144 mm (plus bolts and knobs). Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 3.322kg. Key Sz: 180mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 89g.

19th




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period –style -

Group /Loc

375 /10

/140a

Milner

Badge: Keyway Escutcheon CoR: England. Sz: 53 x 94mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 87g. Reads: Milners Quadruple Patent Fire resisting Holdfast with powder Proof Solid Lock & Door Liverpool & London

19th century THC-JMF- MLA-HR6

447 /1947 /168a

Lumby

Lock: Invincible style (Chatwood) Sn: 7636. CoR: England Sz: 65 x 128mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 759g. 7 levers. Marked: Excelsior Halifax. This design invented by Robert Wharton Parkin, but not patented whilst with Chatwood; it was patented however when he moved to Lumby’s.

19th century Victorian

TRC- JMF- MLA-HR12

448 /1947 /169a

Whitfield, F

Lock: Safe, Mappins Patent. Sn: A12368. CoR: England Lock Sz: 90 x 115mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 676g. Key Sz: 93mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 43g.

19th century THC-JMF- MLA-HR

705 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: Safe, Protector Patents, CoR: England. Sz: 94 x 91mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.098kg. The highest grade ‘square’ lock featuring both the ant-pressure and nozzle patents in a powder proof block which also contained channels and holes to vent explosive gases, the bolt head also has vent holes. Note: This lock is displayed with a ‘Progress D’ escutcheon; artefact No. 4925.

19th century

THC- MLA-HR22/5

716 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: Protector Patents 9 lever Safe Lock, with V keyway. CoR: England. Sz: 130 x 93mm (plus 16mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, iron, brass, bronze. Wt: 2.291kg. Bolt head drilled with 2 holes & marked "


718 /1947

Bramah’s Concept Model

Model: Bramah's Concept Model CoR: England. Mat: Brass, stainless steel. Joseph Bramah visualised his revolutionary lock and described it in his dissertation of 1788 with the aid of a diagram. This is a working model of his visualisation diagram. The model very clearly demonstrates both double acting and key differing principles.

21th century 2015

TRC- THC-



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period –style -

Group /Loc

719 /1947

Tann, John

Badge: Safe Badge. CoR: England. Sz: 146 x 168mm. Mt: cast brass. Wt: 528g. Cast in brass this badge would have been used on the highest grade vault doors. The Reliance patent, symbolised with an anchor, first introduced in 1845 and featured in the best Tann safe locks.


735 /1947

Cotterill, E., & Co

Badge: Combined Safe Plate & Escutcheon. CoR: England. Sz: 142 x 140mm. Mt: cast brass. Wt: 306g. Reads: E. Cotterill & Co. Manufacturers Climax Works Birmingham Patent Acme Lock.

19th century TRC- MLA-HR12

749 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: Protector Patents, rectangular 9 lever Lock with Knife Edges. Sn: 30186. CoR: England. Sz: 127 x 91mm plus 12mm bolt throw). Mt: iron, brass, bronze, steel. Wt: 1.886kg. Double entry keyway with key retaining stops, and contains 2 "knife edges". The case was produced for the change key lock but only contains a normal lever pack. It’s thought that these cases were pressed into use due to material shortages/restrictions during WWI.

20th

century 1915

TRC- MLA-HR9/2

753 Hobbs

Padlock: Seal Padlock, Tucker & Reeves pattern Sn: D13915. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 82x136mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 1.103kg. Key Sz: 72mm. Mt: Steel. Wt. 49g. Used by Customs & Excise on bonded warehouses, tankers etc. Marked: IR (Inland Revenue?)

20th century 1915

THC- MLA-HR9/3

760 /1947

Sargent & Greenleaf

Key: Portal, American Secret Service retirement Key CoR: USA. Sz: 206mm. Mat: gold plated. Wt: 306g. A gold plated presentation key given to retiring agents, this example has a Kennedy dollar inserted where the recipient’s name would have been engraved.


THC- MLA-HR20/1

774 /1947

Padlock: Spring Barb Padlock, Sliding Key. CoR: Lock Sz: 138mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 462g. Key Sz: 134mm (closed), 215mm (open). Mt: brass. Wt: 106g.

19th century Traditional

THC- PPC- MLA-HR1/2

777 /1947

Padlock: Spring Barb Padlock with Sliding Key. CoR: Africa Lock Sz: 90mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 60g. Key Sz: 60mm. Mt: iron, copper. Wt: 6g. Donated to HoL in 1970's by an ex-soldier who

19th

century THC- MLA- HR1/2



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period –style -

Group /Loc

acquired it during WWII North Africa campaign. 804

/1947

Padlock: Spring Barb, with Sliding Key. CoR: Middle East. Lock Sz: 143mm. Mt: brass, iron. Wt: 248g. Key Sz: 168mm. Mt: brass, iron. Wt: 56g. A Traditional style padlock where the barbs are compressed with a sliding action with the key. This example also has external wards. Note the decorated brass panels on both the lock and key.

19th century THC- MLA- HR1/2

813 /1947

Key: Venetian. Sz: 105mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 35g.


816 /1947

Bode Panzer

Lock: Tangential with La Fetton. CoR: Germany Body Sz: 122 x 122mm (plus linkage connections). Mt: steel. La Fetton Sz: 100mm dia. x 35mm. Mt: brass, steel. Spindle length to suit a 150mm thick door. This was the lock of the Nazi party; it was used in this version on diplomat’s safes such as the safe von Ribbentrop used, who was Hitler’s foreign minister in London. A version of this lock was also used to secure the German Navy U boat enigma code books.

20th


895 /1947

Tann

Lock: Exhibition Rim Deadlock. Sn: 12117. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 159 x 122 (plus 17mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 1.983kg. Key Sz: 102mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 26g.

19th century TRC- THC- MLA-HR5/1

919 /1947

Chubb

Badge: Escutcheon, Fish Logo. CoR: England. Sz: 44 x 25mm. Mt: brass, bronze. A key escutcheon with sliding bronze flap on a brass base. Reads: “Trade Mark Chubb London”.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR8/1

927 /1947

Ratner

Lock: Change Key Lock Sn: 12376. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 129 x 86 x 30mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.904kg. Key Sz: 99mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 19g.

19th


990 /1947

Nettlefold

Lock: A1 Guardian Rim Dead Lock CoR: England, London Lock Sz: 154 x 116mm (plus 20mm bolt throw). Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.657kg. Key Sz: 130mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 52g. 5 levers. Aubin's anti-pressure device in a double sided 5 lever deadlock.

19th

century 1879

THC- MLA-HR4/3



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period –style -

Group /Loc

995 /1947

Ratner

Lock: Safe, Wedge Bolt. Sn: 45803. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 139 x 93mm (117 x 141mm with bolt/wedges thrown). Mt: brass, bronze, steel. Wt: 1.98kg. Key Sz: 152mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 29g.


THC- MLA-HR11/2

996 /1947

Chubb

Lock: Safe, Dual Control. Sn: A4061. CoR: England, London. Lock Sz: 64 x 87mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 1.019kg. Key 1 Sz: 117mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 21g. Key 2 Sz: 117mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 21g. This example from a bank night safe.


TRC- MLA-HR8/2

1006 /1947

Milner

Lock: Safe, A1 Guardian CoR: England. Lock Sz: 96 x 92 x 20mm (plus 12mm bolt throw). Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.096kg. Key Sz: 68mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 14g. Escutcheon Sz: 62 x 97mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 120g Key marked: ‘Picklock Proof’


1009 /1947

Key: Roman tumbler, Finger Ring. CoR: Roman Empire. Sz: 29 x 38mm. Mt: Bronze Wt: 15g.

2nd-8th century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

1011 /1947

/PF-516 /291

Lock: Clicker, 4 wheel. CoR: Sz: 134 x 134 x 90mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.218kg. Code: MPVS Typically used to block the main key lock on early European safes of the 19

th/20

th century.

19/20th century

THC- PFC- MLA-HR12

1026 /1947

/PF-437

Safe door: with box of wards and key. CoR: Key Sz: 140mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 254g. Escutcheon Sz: 100mm dia. Mt: cast iron. Wt: 376g. A box of wards style key with a shaft formed both internally and externally in the shape of a 5 pointed star. Oval bow with stylised drops internally, the boss proportionally tapers and is embellished with decorative turnings. Wedge bit.

18th century THC- PFC- MLA-HR2/3

1033 /1947

W-Lok

Padlock: springless CoR: USA. Sz: 52mm. Mt: stainless steel. Wt: Features: Harsh environment

20th century 1999/06/12

THC- MLA-HR20/2



Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

1089 /1947

Cotterill

Latch: Patent Latch. CoR: England Sz: 120 x 76mm, Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 192g.

19th century

THC- MLA-HR4/2

1104 /1947

Tann, J

Lock: Exhibition engraved & Fretted Showcase Lock CoR: England Lock Sz: 98 x 76mm (plus 14mm bolt throw). Mt: brass, steel, silver plating. Wt: 590g. Key Sz: 69mm. Mt: steel, silver plated. Wt: 11g. Features include Guarded lever, Reliance patent and detector. Key Marked: J Tanns Patent 30 Walbrook London.


THC- MLA-HR5/1

1117 /1947

Ratner

Lock: Double Stump. Sn: 49714. CoR: England. Size: 109 x 87mm (plus 9mm bolt throw). Mt: Brass, steel. Wt: 1.466kg.

20th century 1930

THC- MLA-HR11/2

1121 Chubb

Lock: Detector, Improved Patent. Sn: 27947. CoR: England, London. Lock Sz: 152 x 139mm (Plus extended bolt). Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.562kg. Key Sz: 114mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 58g.


1126 Chubb

Lock: Rim Deadlock, Detector, New Patent. Sn: 121314. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 307 x 91mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: Key Sz: 149mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 139g.

19th century 1843/02/28 Victorian -

THC- MLA-HR8/4

1129 /1947

Chubb

Lock: Detector, Definitive. Sn: 624431. CoR: England, London. Lock Sz: 84 x 93 x 19mm (plus 22mm flange return, 36mm knob protrusion and 8mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 652g. Key Sz: 82mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 14g. A 5 lever deadlocking rim latch with hold back snib and a definitive detector.

19th century 1870

THC- MLA- HR8/1

1132 /1947

Milners’ Safe Co Ltd.

Badge: Safe Plate. CoR: England. Size: 159 x 163mm. Mat: cast brass.

20th Century THC- MLA-HR6/1

1136 /1947

Milner

Lock: Safe, double bitted. CoR: England Sz: 87 x 103 x 25mm (plus 11mm bolt throw). Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.272kg. Believed to be a prototype, experimental or for a specific client request, this is the only one known so far.


1139 /1947

Key: Venetian Size: 119mm.Mt: iron. Wt: 47g.




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period –style -

Group /Loc

1140 /1947

Key: Venetian CoR: Sz: 92mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 46g.


1141 /1947

Key: Box of Wards. CoR: England. Sz: 129mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 110g. Box of wards key with dust stopper, typically used on early safes and strongboxes.


1142 /1947

Wright & Groom

Lock: Davis Patent Dispatch Box Lock. CoR: England. Size: 76 x 41mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 138g. Marked: on flange – Wright & Groom Manufactures. On cap – Colonial Office Downing Street. Under cap – Any one applying for a key inform this office and you shall be rewarded.

19th century TRC- THC- MLA-HR2

1143 /1947

Wright & Groom

Lock: Davis Patent Dispatch Box Lock. CoR: England. Size: 93 x 44mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 184g. Marked: On flange – Wright & Groom Manufacturers London, on outer cap: ‘Foreign Office Downing Street’ and on removal of the cap it’s further inscribed with the following warning ‘If anyone apply for a key inform a secretary of state & you shall receive £50.’

19th century - William IV

THC- MLA-HR4/2

1146 /1947

Tann, John

Lock: Sliding Door Exhibition Rim Lock. CoR: England Lock Sz: 180 x 133mm (plus 11mm bolt extension and 37mm when thrown). Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 2.34kg. Key Sz: 93mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 39g. From the original Tann Exhibition Showcases.


1147 /1947

Tann, John

Lock: Rim Dead Lock, Exhibition. Lock Sz: 199 x 125mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 2.013kg. Key Sz: 111mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 42g.


1148 /1947

Tann, John

Lock: Rim Lock, Exhibition. CoR: England Lock Sz: 149 x 98mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.036k. Key Sz: 95mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 20g. From the original Tann Exhibition Showcases.


1152 /1947

Diebold

Time Lock: Sn: 3956. CoR: USA Sz: 142 x 110 x 70mm. Mt: brass, steel, glass. Wt: 3 72 hour jewelled movements, first patented May 22

nd 1894

19th

/20th

century

THC- MLA-HR22/1

1153 /1947

Price, George

Badge: Safe Makers Combined Plate and Key Escutcheon. D: Victorian. Size: 125 dia. Co: England. Mat: cast brass. Reads: “George Price’s Improved Patent Cleveland works Wolverhampton Prize Medal 1862 For Safes & Locks G”.

19th




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period –style -

Group /Loc

1155 /1947

Yale

Time Lock: 3 Movement CoR: USA. Sz: 132 x 123 x 72mm. Mt: brass, steel, glass. Wt: 3.342kg. Special time lock which directly operates, via linkage, a clockwork powered bolt-work motor which would release the door at a predetermined time. There would be no external locks, keyholes or handles on the safe door.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR22/1

1157 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: safe, for Milner. Sn: 21392. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 95 x 122mm (plus 11mm bolt throw). Mt: brass, bronze, steel. Wt: 741g. Key Sz: 78mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 16g. With Hobbs protector patent and Goater vanes, combined with Milners solid patents. Note the filled keyhole, Milner’s solid patent gave rise to the ‘V’ key way in the drive to minimise the ‘fresh air’ inside the lock.


1158 /1947

Ratner

Lock: 7 lever safe. Sn: 73345. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 103 x 86 (plus 13mm bolt throw). Mt: bronze, steel, brass. Wt: 1.111kg. Key Sz: 192mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 60g. Features: 7 false notched levers, bolt blocker, relocker tail, detachable bit key.

20th century 1977

THC- MLA-HR11/2

1167 /1947

Lock: Wooden. CoR: Lock Sz: 278 x 230mm. Mt: wood, acrylic. Wt: 612g. Key Sz: 260mm. Mt: wood. Leather. Wt: 72g. Replica, of 2000 year old principle, Tumbler Lock Model. Made by the late Tony Clare, with a clear acrylic back to demonstrate the principle.

20th century Ancient Egyptian.

THC- MLA-HR1/3

1170 /1947

Bankers Dust Proof Time Lock Co.

Time Lock: 3 Movement Sn: 2760. CoR: USA. Used on safes with no other locks, so the safe automatically opened when the pre-set time elapsed.


1175 /1947

Milner

Lock: Safe, Whitingham Dual Control. Sn: 178236. CoR: England Lock Sz: 106 x 100 x 24mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.479kg. Key Sz: 78mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 9g.


1176 /1947

Milner

Lock: Safe, Triple gated. Sn: J3545. CoR: England Sz: 102 x 86 x 24mm. (plus 10mm bolt throw and 19mm lever overhang). Mt: brass, iron, steel. Wt: 1.446kg.

19th century 1898

THC- MLA-HR6/1

1199 /1947

Chubb

Badge: Safe Plate. CoR: England. Sz: 119 x 53 x 3mm. Mt: cast brass. Wt: 75g Reads: “Chubb London”.

19th




Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

1201 /1947

Chubb

Badge: Safe Plate. CoR: Australia. Sz: 157 x 121 x 3mm. Mt: cast brass. Reads: “Chubb’s Australian Co. Ltd. Book Quality Safe Chubb Lock & Safe Makers London Sydney Melbourne & New Zealand”.

THC- MLA-HR8/1

1215 /1947

Lumby

Badge: CoR: England Size: 137 x 140 x 3mm. Co: England. Mat: cast brass. Reads: “Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Makers Lumby’s Halifax England”.


1217 /1947

SSG

Lock: Manifoil MK V R (modified). Sn: 018. CoR: England. Mt: steel, brass, cadmium lead. Hz: The shielding is a heavy metal – caution when handling.

20th

century 1977

THC- MLA- HR23/3 Note: Original box in HoL AB-SSG03

1237 /1947

/PF-042 226

Bauer

Padlock: Alpha CoR: Switzerland. Lock Sz: 50 x 77mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 213g. Key Sz: 40mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g. Marked: “1526 Alpha Bauer AG Zurich 6 Patent”


1248 /1947

/PF-053

Burg

Padlock: CoR: Germany Lock Sz: 45 x 68mm. Mt: iron, steel. Wt: 223g. Key Sz: 47mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 8g.

20th century THC-PFC- MLA-HR17/2

1264 /1947

/PF-063

Fichet

Padlock: Push Key CoR: France Lock Sz: 54 x 63mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 128g. Key Sz: 43mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 8g.


1265 /1947

/PF-064

Padlock: lever. CoR: Lock Sz: 49 x 74mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 107g. Key Sz: 42mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g.

20th century TRC- PFC- MLA-HR17/2

1266 /1947

/PF-065 219

Guri

Padlock: CoR: Germany. Sz: 55 x 80mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 204g. With two punched tag style keys.




Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

1271 /1947

/PF-070

Padlock: CoR: Lock Sz: 58 x 84mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 219g. Key Sz: 72mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 15g. Key bit swings out from stem as key is pushed into lock.


1280 /1700

/PF-079

Eagle Lock Co

Padlock: 4 Lever. CoR: USA. Lock Sz: 49 x 84mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 164g. Key Sz: 46mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 7g.


1299 /1947

/PF-093

Abloy

Padlock: CoR: Finland. Lock Sz: 43mm. Mt: brass. Wt: Key Sz: Rotating spring-less discs, with 2 keys. Early classic style with flat shackle.


THC- MLA-HR18/2

1301 /1947

/PF-095

Abus

Padlock: Panzer No. 925 CoR: Germany Lock Sz: 50 x 78mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 203g. Key Sz: 46mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 7g. Note the early style logo.


1318 /1947

Arnheim

Lock: Radial Sn: 72846. CoR: Germany. Lock Sz: 150 x 150 x 290mm (475mm extended). Mt: steel, bronze. Wt: Key Sz: 18 x 19mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 6g. 22 sliders (Bramah style) set in semi-circle with small curved key witch is introduced into the lock via a la-fetton.


1327 /1947

/PF-109

Idam

Padlock: Lock Sz: 55 x 85mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 263g. Key Sz: 54mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 11g.


1337 /1947

/PF-119

Abus

Padlock: 555. CoR: Germany. Lock Sz: 49 x 72mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 138g. Key Sz: 49mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 8g.

20th

century THC- PFC- MLA-HR17/2

1343 /1947

/PF-126 /173

Lips

Padlock: CoR: Netherlands. Lock Sz: 60 x 80mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 141g. Key Sz: 46mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 10g. With factory vison panels; note the false notches on the bolt stump and levers.




Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

1345 /1947

/PF-128

Lips

Padlock: 4 lever CoR: Netherlands. Lock Sz: 33 x 52mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 43g. Key Sz: 34mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g


1348 /1947

/PF-131

Lips

Padlock: CoR: Netherlands. Lock Sz: 33 x 52mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 41g. Key Sz: 34mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g. With vision cut-outs.

20th


1354 /1947

/PF-137

Padlock: 4 dial CoR: Germany. Sz: 50 x 78mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 220g Marked: DRGM. Code: 3210 Roman, notched shackle, style.

19th/20th century

TRC- PFC- MLA-HR17/2

1356 /1947

/PF-139

Abus

Padlock: Combi N0.150 CoR: Germany Sz: 50 x 75mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 174g. With code tag: 23313.

TRC- PFC- MLA-HR-17/2

1377 /1947

Sargent & Greenleaf

Lock: 4 wheel Combination safe lock Sn: 865 Roundel in the centre of the dial reads: “J & J Taylor Combination: 5xR: 13, 4xL: 54, 3xR: 27, 2xL:81, R to open. Originally fitted to the Royal Bank of Canada, later to become Hong kong & Shankhii Bank (HSBC), the original installation specified by J M Mossman.


1381 /1947

Lock: Banbury Stock CoR: England Lock Sz: 269 x 175mm (plus 30mm bolt throw). Mt: iron, wood. Wt: 2.18kg. Key Sz: 181mm, Mt: iron. Wt: 190g.

18th

/19th

century - pre-industrial

THC- MLA-HR2/1

1390 /1947

/144

Vachette

Padlock: CoR: France Lock Sz: 45 x 70mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 116g. Key Sz: 52mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 10g. Lock marked: Brevete VF Paris. Key stamped: 36E 1.


1392 /1947

/PF146

Hopmi

Padlock: CoR: Germany Lock Sz: 66 x 82mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 152g. Key Sz: 55mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 7g.


1416 /1700

/PF-154

Lips

Padlock: CoR: Netherlands Lock Sz: 34 x 55mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 95g. Key Sz: 40mm. Mt: nickle silver. Wt: 4g. Factory cutaway, 4 pin tumbler. Padlock marked: lips (in a cartouche). Key marked: Lips 887.

20th

century TRC-PFC- MLA-HR17/2



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period –style -

Group /Loc

1464 /1947

/PF-198

Fries

Lock: Cabinet. CoR: Holland Lock Sz: 88 x 107mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 396g. Key Sz: 50mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 14g. A 3 lever cut cabinet lock plus a fixed guarded lever.


1485 /1947

/PF-219 /257

Lock: Cabinet, with a secret CoR: Lock Sz: 125 x 114mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: Key Sz: 57mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 12g. Double throw with a reset feature and a clutch type latch. The latch is not driven by a spindle but is drawn back by the key.

17th/18th century

THC-PFC- MLA-HR3/3

1492 /1947

/PF-226 /190

Fries, I P

Lock: Cabinet. CoR: Netherlands. Lock Sz: 127 x 111mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 544g. Key Sz: 60mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 18g. Marked: ‘Zeyst’ and on cap: ‘vry voor open steken’.


1631 /1947

/PF-356

Padlock: Spring Barb with Turning Key. CoR: European Lock Sz: 35 x 63mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 49g. Key Sz: 49mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 7g.


1638 /1700

/PF-363

Manacles: Thumb cuffs CoR: USA Sz: 103 31mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 86g. Key Sz: 43mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 6g.

19th/20th century


1645 /1947

/PF-370 /294

Lock: Chest/strongbox. CoR: Europe. Lock Sz: 345 x 318mm. Mt: iron. Wt: Key Sz: 136mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 135g. Typically used on oak banded and studded strongboxes.

18th


1646 /1947

/PF-371

Lock: Chest. CoR: Lock Sz: 155 x 206mm.. Mt: iron. Wt: 3.78kg Key Sz: 149mm. Mt: iron. Wt:326g. With motif of crowned sea horses or dragons and 3 guild marks impressed in the flange. It was normal in higher status locks to bring the lock to a semi-finished state – the client would advise the exact design for finishing, perhaps his crest or other personalised symbol.




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period –style -

Group /Loc

1648 /1947

/PF-373 /298

Lock: Alarum, Mortice. CoR: European Lock Sz: 167 x Mt: brass, steel, copper. Wt: 4.428kg.

Large Mortice Deadlatch with 5 Hammer Bell

A double throw deadlocking latch with 2 gear driven privacy bolts. The main feature being a 5 hammer bell driven by the follower spindle. Decoration on the tumbler lever of a serpent.

17th/18th century

THC- PFC- MLA-HR4/4

1650 /1947

/PF-375 /302

Lock: Cut or Flush Deadlock CoR: Lock Sz: 308 x 216mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 11.115kg. Key: Sz: 148mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 212g Believed to be an exercise or demonstration lock. It has a loose cap which has never been riveted. All the parts appear to be forged, to a very high standard, at the anvil including the key.


1651 /1947

/PF-376

Lock: with a secret, for a cupboard door. CoR: European Lock Sz: 144 x 208mm (excluding 20mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 1.544kg. Key Sz: 92mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 48g. Operation (from unlocked): turn key one full revolution anti-clockwise to lock, and one full revolution to unlock. To double lock give the key another full revolution when locking. To unlock when double locked;

18th/19th century

THC- PFC- MLA-HR3/3

1652 /1947

/PF-377 /279

Lock: for a Chest CoR: European. Lock Sz: 121 x 228mm. Mat: iron. Wt: 1.112kg. Key Sz: 154mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 104g. A forged, filled and embossed chest lock. Decoratively chased revealing a forlorn face. Believed to be for a ‘Hope’ or ‘Marriage’ chest.

17th/18th century

THC- PFC- MLA-HR2/3

1653 /1700

/PF-378 /305

Lock: Chest CoR: European Lock Sz: 160 x 203mm.Mt: iron. Wt: Key Sz: 142mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 89g.


1656 /1947

/PF-381

Lock: Cabinet. CoR: Europe. Lock Sz: 139 x 206mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt Key Sz: 97mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 50g.

17th

/18th

century

THC- PFC- MLA-HR2/2 Note: cap in AB-UID



Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

1661 /1947

/PF-386 /259

Lock: for a Chest. CoR: European. Lock Sz: 147 x 93mm. Mt: iron. Brass. Wt: 836g Striker plate Sz: 172 x 44mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 213g. Large key Sz: 99mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 47g. Small key Sz: 84mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 35g. Double chambered with 2 different keys. Operation to lock: close lid, engaging the four pronged striker when the top chamber bolt automatically engages.

18th/19th century

THC-PFC- MLA-HR2/3

1662 /1947

/PF-387 /276

Lock: Chest. CoR: Europe. Lock Sz: 207 x 250mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 2.298kg. Key Sz: 150mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 124g.

18th/19th century

THC- PFC- MLA-HR-7/1

1664 /1947

/PF-389 /275

Lock: Cabinet or cupboard locking latch. CoR: Europe. Lock Sz: 270 x 125mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 1.254kg. Key Sz: 120mm. Mat: iron. Wt: 68g.


1665 /1947

/PF-390 /251

Box of Wards: with key. CoR: Europe. Wards Sz: 115mm dia. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 328g. Key Sz: 174mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 165g.

18th century THC- PFC- MLA-HR7/2 .

1673 /1947

/PF-398 /287

Lock: Chest, with a secret. CoR: European. Lock Sz: 252 x 222mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 1.995kg. Strap staple Sz: 199 x 315. Mt: iron. Wt: 516g. Key Sz: 121mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 114g. A chest lock with three sockets for the link plate and a matching three pegs on the ling plate strap. Observers will soon note that only the two outside bolts can be released by turning the key. So it’s a chest lock with a secret. To lock: closing the lid engages the central spring catch. A further two turns of the key deadlocks the outer two bolts. To Unlock: Turn the key two full turns clockwise and then with the key in the insertion/withdrawal position firmly push which releases the spring catch via a pivoted lever on the rear of the case.

17th’18th century

THC-PFC- MLA-HR2/4

1676 /1947

/PF-402 277

Lock: Rim Latch. CoR: Europe. Size: 165 x 110mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 581g

THC- PFC- MLA-HR3/1

1723 /1947

Arnheim, S J

Lock: ‘colosseum’. Sn: 35071. CoR: Germany. Lock Sz: 124 x 87mm (plus 23mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 1.521kg. Key Sz: 211mm, (folds to 139mm). Mt: steel. Wt: 60g.

19th/20th century

TRC- MLA-HR22/4



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period –style -

Group /Loc

1735 /1947

Arnheim, S J

Lock: Lammellenschloss. Sn: 68583. CoR: Germany. Sz: Mt: steel, brass. Wt:


1756 /1947

/PF-472

Key: Venetian. CoR: Europe Sz: 115mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 50g. Forged, with a drilled stem. Also known as a lovers/marriage key.

17th

century TRC- PFC- MLA-HR1/2

1771 /1947

Panzer

Lock: Mortice deadlock, slip bit operation. Sn: 1708. CoR: Germany. Sz: Marked: ‘Panzer-Schloss-Fabrik Witzenhausen’. Handle operated deadlock where slip bits are inserted into a slot in the handle and returned, after engaging the mechanism, into a tray at the bottom of the handle.


1870 /1947

Barron Son & Wilson

Lock: Box, 3 tumblers. CoR: England. Sz: 78 x 44mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 148g. With three double acting tumblers.


1882 /1947

/PF-475

Key: strongbox CoR: Germany. Sz: 125mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 229g.


1884 /1947

Key: thistle bow. CoR: England. Size: 97mm. Mat: iron. Wt: 34g. Forged from one piece.

13th/15th century - Medieval

THC- MLA-HR1/2

1901 /1947

Chubb

Lock: safe, Gunpowder proof. Sn: 626662. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 10 x 79mm (plus 7mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, iron, brass. Wt: 1.167kg. Key Sz: 65mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 12g.

19th century 1870

TRC- MLA-HR8/2

1902 /1947

Chubb

Lock: Safe, Detent. Sn: 1270428. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 95 x 100mm including extended bolt. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 687g. Key Sz: 94mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 14g.

19th century 1893/04/27

THC- MLA-HR8/2

2223 /1947

/PF-504

Padlock: combination. CoR: Germany. Sz: 50 x 78mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 80g Combination: 133.


2231 /1947

/PF-946

Junkunc Bros.

Padlock: combination. Sn: 40028. CoR: USA. Sz: 43 x 76mm.

20th




Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

2240 /1947

/PF-503

Brevete

Padlock: combination, 3 wheel, Karco. CoR: France. Sz: 56 x 84mm. Mt: steel, zinc alloy. Wt: 92g.


2301 /1947

Key: Roman. CoR; Roman Empire. Sz: 43mm. Mt: bronze. Wt: 20g

2nd

-8th

century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

2302 /1947

Key: Roman. CoR: Roman Empire Sz: 44mm. Mt: bronze. With a hinged ring bow.

2nd

-8th

century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

2225 /1947

/PF-492

SuL

Padlock: combination, 4 wheel. CoR: Germany. Sz: 36 x 57mm. Mt: brass, zinc alloy. Steel.

20th


2235 /1947

/PF-482

Baga

Padlock: combination, 3 lever. CoR: Germany Sz: 64 x 62mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 87g.


2304 /1947

Key: Roman finger ring. CoR: Roman Empire. Sz: 22 x 20mm. Mt: bronze.

2nd-8th century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

2308 /1947

Key: Roman tumbler. CoR: Roman Empire. Sz: 42 x 25mm. Mt: bronze. Wt: 16g

2nd-8th century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

2311 /1947

Key: Roman tumbler. CoR: Roman Empire Sz: 49 x 34mm. Mt: bronze. Wt: 37g

2nd

-8th

century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

2313 /1947

Key: Roman tumbler. CoR: Roman Empire. Sz: 58 x 30mm. Mt: bronze. Wt: 42g

2nd-8th century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

2317 /1947

Key: Roman tumbler. CoR: Roman Empire. Sz: 51 x 24mm. Mt: bronze. Wt: 21g.

2nd-8th century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

2318 /1947

Key: Roman tumbler. CoR: Roman Empire. Sz: 55 x 26mm. Mt: bronze. Wt: 30g.

2nd-8th century

THC- MLA-HR1/2

2404 /1947

Chubb

Lock: Safe deposit box. CoR: England Lock Sz: 102 x 46 x 23mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 512g. Key Sz: 66mm. Mt: stainless steel. Wt: 20g (including lead seal).

20th




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period –style -

Group /Loc

Changeable. Bolt marked: “104”.

2524 /1947

Adam, Folger

Lock: Jail, model 10. CoR: USA. Lock Sz: 140 x 94mm. Mt: steel, brass, phosphorus bronze. Wt: 2.785kg. Key Sz: 116mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 70g.


2972 /1947

Chaz

Padlock: dual control. CoR: Russia, Cheboksary. Sz: 79 x 118mm. Mt: non-corrodible alloys. Wt: 540g. Appears to be an Abloy classic style mechanism but in a unique body to suit environmental extremes.

20th

century 1992

THC- MLA-HR20/2

3090 /1947

284

Fries, C P

Lock: mortice. CoR: Netherlands Lock Sz: 108 x 139mm plus 13mm bolt throw. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 534g. Key Sz: 67mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 27g. A two tumbler Barron style lock with wards, but also where the second tumbler bolt stump protrudes through an aperture in the first tumbler. This lock appears to be a demonstration version as a decorative viewing panel has been cut into the top cap


3187 /1947

Tann

Lock: detector. CoR: England. Sz: 95 x 102mm. Mt: iron, brass, Wt: 639g. 6 levers including the detector lever, which is sprung by the detector catch.

19th century - Victorian

THC- MLA-HR5/3

3547 /1947

Chubb

Lock: safe deposit box. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 99 x 44 x 25mm (plus 18mm nozzles). Mt: brass. Wt: 448g. Key Sz: 66mm.


3549 /1947

Key: strongbox. CoR: Germany. Sz: 131mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 260g. Marked: ‘W I’.

19th

century 1861-1888 Wilhelm I

THC- MLA-HR3/2

3655 /1947

Chubb

Key: Exhibition/Portal. CoR: England. Sz: 200mm. Mt: brass, gold plated. Wt: 228g. The inscription reads: on the bow “Chubb & Son, 57 St Pauls Churchyard, London’ and on the bit: ‘Chubbs Patent’.

19th century TRC- MLA-HR8/1



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period –style -

Group /Loc

3656 /1947

Tann

Lock: safe, CoR: England Lock Sz: 62 x 71 x38mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 546g. Construction Key Sz: 76mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 16g. Operating key Sz: 76mm. Mt: steel. Wt:16g. Combination retaining clip Sz: 22 x 19mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g. Construction feature, patent model


3657 /1947

Lock: model of Greek lock Lock body Sz: 195 x 304mm. Mt: wood, string. Wt: 1.454kg. (includes attached key and plinth) Key Sz: 179mm. Mt: iron, string.

20th

century Ancient Greek

THC- PFC- MLA-HR1/4

3658 /1947

Lock: model Lock body Sz: 143 x 311mm. Mt: wood, acrylic. Wt: 1.05kg. (including attached key and plinth) Key Sz: 215mm. Mt: wood, string. A working model, originally from the Frima Collection, of a wooden 3 tumbler lock with a wooden key. This variant, which would be fitted to the outside surface of the door, with the key separate to the bolt, is believed to predate the Egyptian style where the key enters a hollow section of the bolt.

20th

century North African

THC- PFC- MLA-HR1/4

3689 /1947

Henry, Soloman

Lock: Night Latch. CoR: England Sz: 178 x 90mm. Mt: iron brass. Wt: Key Sz: 99mm. Mt: iron. Wt:

19th century Victorian

THC- MLA-HR4/2

3690 /1947

Chubb

Lock: 4 wheel combination, chain drive. CoR: England. Body Sz: 112 x 81mm (plus 53mm bolt extension). Mt: brass, steel. Dial Sz: 105 x 144mm. Mt: brass, steel, acrylic. This example, fretted, embellished and converted to exhibition or trophy use.


3691 /1947

Tann

Lock: Exhibition showcase lock, Box lock. CoR: England. Sz: 90 x 51mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 248g. Marked: “J Tann Patent Nozel 30 Woolbrook London”.

19th

century Victorian

THC- MLA-HR5/2

3692 /1947

Mosler

Time Lock Movement: CoR: USA Sz: 47 x 90mm (each unit). Mt: steel, brass, glass. A pair of 120 hour dustproof movements, which were also claimed to be earthquake proof, mounted.


3693 /1947

Lips

Lock: Safe deposit box. Sn: 32055. CoR: Holland Sz: 130 x 50 x 21mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 542g. Key change version




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period –style -

Group /Loc

3694 /1947

Ratner

Badge: Safe plate. CoR: England Sz: 253 x 114mm. Mt: brass, chrome plated. Wt: The last of the great Victorian safe companies to be formed. Mr Ratclife and Mr Horner both of Milners formed a new company when Milner became incorporated. Indeed the new company was Known as Ratclife & Horner for a few years but changed to Ratner when they re-capitalised.


3695 /1947

Lips

Lock: Safe Deposit Box Lock. CoR: Netherlands. Lock Sz: 103 x 79mm (plus 9mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 794g. Change Key Sz: 38mm. Mt: nickel silver. Wt: 3g. Guardian Key Sz: 62mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 11g. Renters key (5) Sz: 61mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 13g.


3696 /1947

Key: box of wards. Key Sz: 127mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 144g. Bung Sz: 73mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 34g. With a removable dust bung. The bit nosing also cut for 3 tumblers and a plate ward.


3698 /1947

Gibbons

Lock: Custodial. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 183 x 129mm. Mt: steel, bronze. Wt: 1.505kg. Key Sz: 108mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 64g. From Portland Prison, Dorset.


3700 /1947

Tann

Lock: Cabinet drawer CoR: England Lock Sz: 72 x 60mm (plus 8mm bolt throw). Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 172g. Key Sz: 44mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 5g. A lock from the Tann exhibition showcases and featuring the guarded lever in a fretted & engraved case.


3701 /1947

Chubb

Lock: Safe Deposit Box. CoR: England Lock Sz: 100 x 44 x 20 (plus 12mm nozzle and 9mm locking thumbscrew. Mt: brass, bronze. Wt: 373g. Single keyway, slide on/off fixing.


3703 /1947

Ratner

Lock: Safe. Sn: 30008. CoR: England Sz: 128 x 91mm (plus 11mm bolt throw). Mt: Iron, steel, brass. Wt: 1.563kg.

19th century TRC- THC- MLA-HR11/1

3773 /1947

Tann

Lock: Exhibition showcase, cut box. CoR: England Sz: 51 x 33mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 48g. Marked: ‘J Tann Imp Lever’.




Art No: /KID





period –style -

Group /Loc

3790 /1947

Conversia

Padlock:

CoR: Russia, Bishkek, Kirghizia. Sz: 100 x 95mm. Mt: stainless steel. Wt: 830g. Code: 12<x3, 8>x2, <6 rotate shackle either way to open. Index is the bevel edge on the dial knob. Ball bearings feature in the design


3791 /1947

Conversia

Lock: Keyless Combination.

CoR: Russia, Bishkek, Kirghizia. Sz: 49 x 104mm (excluding rear linkage spigots). Mt: stainless steel. Wt: 858g. Typically used on heavy cupboards/compartments. Ball bearings feature in the design.

20th century THC- MLA-HR -

3811 /1947

Milner

Lock: safe. Sn: 151666. CoR: England. Sz: 103 x 85mm. Mt: cast iron, steel, brass. Wt: 1.054kg. A ‘B’ footprint 7 lever lock incorporating the normal false notches but also has a bolt blocker. Also note there is no bolt thrower, the key acting directly on the bolt tail.

19th

century 1870’s Victorian

THC- MLA-HR6/1

3862 /1947

/PF-476

Key: Strongbox CoR: Germany. Sz: 119mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 174g.

19th/20th century

TRC- PFC- MLA-HR2/2

3864 /1947

Key: Strongbox CoR: Germany Sz: 106mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 76g.

19th/20th century

TRC- MLA-HR2/2

3997 /1947

Tann, J

Key: Guarded lever. CoR: England Sz: 115mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 58g. Marked: ‘SL’


4381 /1947

Hobbs

Badge: safe CoR: England. Sz: 205 x 127mm.Mt: cast bronze. Wt: 758g. The smallest of the three sizes of safe badge produced in this style.


4382 /1947

Tann

Lock: Safe, guarded lever. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 103 x 104mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.736kg. Key Sz: 137mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 29g Six levers, one of which is guarded, also incorporated the Reliance patent and Tann’s bolt blocking device. The cap for this lock is hardened and oversize to also protect the bolt head.

19th


4573 /1947

Turner, T.

Lock: Detector. Sn: 10539. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 111 x 112mm. Mt: brass, iron. Wt: 653g. Key Sz: 97mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 34g. Three lever with collar ward

19th

century THC- MLA-HR/12

4620 /1947

Key: Portal. CoR: English/European. Sz: 142mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 56g.

16th/17th century

THC- MLA- HR-1/1



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A Finely wrought and chiselled key.

4680 /1947

Milner

Padlock: Linley. Sn: 31340. CoR: England. Sz: 86 x 139mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: (Inc. Chain) 977g. A special padlock, invented by * *** Chief Engineer of the Argentine railways, Patented by Arthur Linley, and manufactured by Milner. The feature from a Railway company point of view is that a guard can see at a glance that all locks are secured on their hasps as the shackle design means that it cannot be simply hooked onto its staple. Another feature is the wedging action of the bolt head making it very hard to force the shackles apart.


4761 /1947

Key: Medieval. CoR: Sz: 135mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 100g. Note the split shaft to form the bow, the octagonal stem and the Banbury style shoulder.

15th/16th century

THC- MLA-HR1/1

4764 /1947

Key: CoR: European. Sz: 288mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 883g. The stem and collar are beaten out from flat sheet and rolled and then cooper braised to the bit and bow.

17th/18th century

THC- MLA-HR1/1

4770 /1947

Polyvector

Lock: Barrier, mortice deadlock. CoR: Russia. Lock Sz: 132 x 200mm (plus 33mm bolt throw). Mt: steel. Wt: 1.805kg. Key Sz: 85mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 22g. Geared, springless mechanism.

20st century 1990’s

THC- MLA-HR20/4

4845 /1947

Yale

Combination Lock: 4 wheel, Hand change. CoR: USA. Body Sz: 112 x 83 x 50mm (plus bolt extension of 14mm). Mt: brass, bronze. Dial Sz: 95 dia. x 38mm. Mt: brass. Spindle to suit a 25mm thick door. With a vision panel to demonstrate the ‘pick-up’ and ‘drop-in’. The wheels are of the ‘Hand-Change’ style. A training/demonstration model which also features a gravity latching bolt. Combination: 10-20-30-40

20th




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4851 /1947

Stotz

Restraint: Handcuff CoR: Germany Cuffs Sz: 240 x 95mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 366g. Key Sz: 59mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 30g.


4856 /1947

Chubb

Handcuff: Escort, MKII. CoR: England. Cuffs Sz: 287 x 78mm. Mt: steel, brass, cast Aluminium. Wt: 616g. Key Sz: 46mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 11g. Improved method of plug retention, body now black coated.


4863 /1947

Mühlenfeld

Restraint: Handcuff, model 113 or “Dortmunder”. CoR: Germany. Sz: 108mm (ratchets adjusted as illustrated) x 117mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 398g. (Muhlenfeld)


4865 /1947

Chubb

Promotional item: Money Box, strongbox. CoR: England. Sz: 110 x 58 x 59mm. Mt: tinplate. Wt: 104g. Coin slot in the lid marked: ‘Ye Olde Chubb Chest’. Base marked: ‘The design of this Chubb Chest Money Box typifies the old-time receptacle for valuables, which was in use until the Chubb Safe became the general medium for preserving property from burglars and fire. Chubb & Son’s Lock and Safe Co. Ltd., 128 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4. 88 St James Street London SW1. 3 Cross Street Manchester, 28 Lord Street Liverpool, 126 Buchanan Street Glasgow. And at Wolverhampton, Paris, Cape Town, Calcutta, Bombay, Sydney, and Melbourne.’

20th century 1929

THC- MLA-HR2/2

4892 /1947

Joluheli

Padlock: 4 dial. CoR: Germany Sz: 51 x 80mm. Mt: Mazak, iron, brass. Wt: 174g. Code: 3564. Marked: Trade B? Mark A fixed code, Roman notched shackle style.


4943 /1947

Key: Box of Wards CoR: England. Sz: 126mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 120g.


4944 /1947

Kaba

Lock: Micro, salesman’s sample case CoR: Switzerland Sz: 178 x 137 x 50mm. Mt: wood, vinyl, plastic, nickle silver, steel.

20th century THC- RH- MLA-HR20/4



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4948 /1947

Box of Wards: with key. CoR: England. Wards Sz: 79 x 45 x 27mm. Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 102g. Key Sz: 107mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 75g. Demonstrates the close tolerances between key and wards.


4950 Chatwood

Lock: Impregnable. Sn: 132CoR: England. Lock Sz: 70 x 114 x 27mm. Mt: steel, brass Key Sz: 97mm. Mt: stainless steel. Wt: 25g. An unusual configuration in that this version is double entry – the keys are shouldered.

20th


4951 /1947

Milner

Lock: Merlin. Sn: F484. CoR: England. Body Sz: 82mm dia. x 32mm. Mt: brass, steel, Dial Sz: 97mm dia. x 40mm. Mt: brass, steel, zinc alloy, plastic. The original lock before any enhancements and before it was adopted by the UK Government.

20th


4956 /1947

Chubb

Lock: 4 wheel combination, indirect drive. CoR: England. Dial Sz: 98mm dia. x 40mm. Body Sz: 112 x 80 x 50mm, plus 23mm bolt throw. Plus gear drive train. This example prepared for exhibition and with fretted vision panels.

20th century. THC- MLA- HR22/2

4957 /1947

Milner

Lock: ‘C’ Type. Sn: 131014. CoR: England. Sz: 99 x 88 x 21mm (plus 11mm bolt throw and 32mm nozzle). Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.054kg. With 7 levers featuring an anti-pressure device and a gunpowder proof block.


4958 Milner

Lock: ‘A’ Type, with pivoting bolt stump. Sn: 183324. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 107 x 102 x 23mm (plus 12mm bolt throw). Mt: iron, brass. Wt: 1.585kg. Key Sz: 100mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 17g.

19th




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4959 /1947

Uniqey

Lock: card operated CoR: UK (but with some standard lock parts sourced internationally) Internal body Sz: 90 x 242 x 30mm (plus lever). External body Sz: 90 x 242 x30mm (plus knob). This lock is mounted on its original demonstration/promotional stand. This system used the same technology as credit cards; the hotel manager could program and reprogram the guest room card. The programmer for the system was a DOS desktop computer system.


4960 /1947

Uniqey

Lock: Hotel, card operated. CoR: UK (but with some standard lock parts sourced internationally) Internal body Sz: 90 x 242 x 30mm (plus lever). External body Sz: This lock, with a dead latch also has a privacy deadbolt and is mounted on its original demonstration/promotional stand. This system used the same technology as credit cards; the hotel manager could program and reprogram the guest room card. The programmer for the system was a DOS desktop computer system.


4961 Chubb

Manifoil: MK IV. Sn: C292203. CoR: England. Body Sz: 82mm dia. x 32mm. Mt: brass, steel, zinc alloy, lead. Dial Sz: 97mm dia. x 40mm. Mt: brass, steel, plastic, lead.

20th

century 1987

THC- MLA-HR22/3



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4962 /1947

Milner

Lock: Manifoil, MK I. Sn: M192. CoR: England Body Sz: 82mm dia. x 32mm. Mt: brass, steel, zinc alloy. Dial Sz: 97mm dia. x 40mm. Mt: brass, steel, zinc alloy. A double drive cam added and now adopted by UK Government.


4963 /1947

Lock: Hand Change Wheel Pack. CoR: USA Sz: 72mm dia. x 30mm. Mt: brass, bronze. Wt: 343g. Early method of changing the combination necessitated disassembly and separating the wheels by hand.

19th century THC- MLA-HR

4964 /1947

Key: Bolt lifter CoR: Sz: 138mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 51g. Typically used in outbuildings, barns etc. to throw or pull back a simple wooden bolt.

17th/18th century

THC- MLA-HR1/3

4965 /1947

Key: Banbury Style. CoR: Sz: 152mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 64g. An early Banbury style key typically used with stock locks where the individual iron parts are set in a stock of oak or similar hard wood.

17th/18th century

THC- MLA-HR1/3

4966 /1947

Yuil

Handcuff: M11 CoR: China Cuffs Sz: 221 x 76mm. Mt: Aluminium, steel. Wt: 179g. Key: Sz: 50mm. Mt: Zinc alloy. Wt: 5g.

20th century THC- ANC- MLA-HR16/1

4967 /1947

Kyoung Chang

Handcuffs: standard model CoR: Korea. Cuffs Sz: 240 x 76mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 310g. Key Sz: 44mm. Mt: zinc alloy. Wt: 4g.


4971 /1947

FIE

Thumbcuff: TC-1 CoR: USA (Taiwan). Cuff Sz: 102mm x 39mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 98g. Key Sz: 43mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g.


4972 /1947

Handcuff: hinged, Chain link style. CoR: Cuff Sz: 216 x 78mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 349g. Key Sz: 42mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g.

20th

century THC- ANC- MLA-HR16/1

4974 /1947

Hiatt Thompson

Handcuff: 2010-Blue Sn: 37-40--. CoR: England. Cuff Sz: 211 x 78mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 268g. Key Sz: 42mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g.

21st century

THC- ANC- MLA-HR16/1

4976 /1947

Sirchie Finger Print Labs Inc

Handcuff: MIL-H-20050B CoR: USA. Cuff Sz: 232 x 75mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 307g. Key Sz: 45mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g.

20th




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4977 /947

Smith & Wesson

Handcuff: 104 CoR: USA. Cuffs SZ: 220 x 75mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 291g. Key Sz: 44mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 3g.


4978 /1947

Clejuso

Grip: CoR: Germany Sz: 122 x 94mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 213g.


4980 /1947

Clejuso

Handcuff: 12R. CoR: Germany. Cuff Sz: 260 x 94mm. Mt: stainless steel. Wt: 377g. Key Sz: 36mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g.

20th


4981 /1947

Deutsche Polizei

Handcuff: 43B. CoR: Germany. Cuff Sz: 241 x 85mm. Mt: cast aluminium, steel. Wt: 331g. Key Sz: 38mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 5g.

20th century TRC- ANC- MLA-HR16/2

4982 /1947

Bianchi

Handcuff: 500 Sn: 90660. CoR: Cuff Sz: 229 x 72mm. Mt: stainless steel. Wt: 275g. Key Sz: 42mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g.


4983 /1947

Handcuff: CoR: Russia. Cuff Sz: 264 x 79mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 407g. Key Sz: 32mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 4g.


4984 /1947

Handcuff: EKC-1 CoR: Russia. Cuff Sz: 270 x 75mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 332g. Key Sz: 31mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 3g.


4990 /1947

Wooden lock: Tumbler style. CoR: Morocco, Draa Valley. Body Sz: 107 x 217 x 49mm. Mt: wood, brass, iron. Wt: 1.074kg (inc. bolt). Bolt Sz: 261 x 65 x 27mm. Mt: wood Key Sz: 199 x 21 x 23mm. Mt: wood, brass, iron. Wt: 25g. A type typically attributed to the Ancient Egyptians but also widely found throughout the Middle East Fertile Crescent region and said to have inspired Linus Yale Jr. to invent the modern pin tumbler lock.

Traditional

THC- FF- MLA-HR7/4

4992 /1947

Hobbs

Lock: Mortice Deadlock, Protector Patents. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 53 x 125mm (plus 9mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass, bronze. Wt: 294g. Key Sz: 68mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 15g. A 3 lever lock featuring both the anti-pressure and nozzle Protector patents.

19th century THC- DR- MLA-HR9/2

4993 Hobbs

Lock: Mortice Night Latch. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 97 x 121mm (plus 10mm bolt throw). Mt: steel, brass, bronze. Wt: 436g. Key Sz: 66mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 16g. A 3 lever mortice dead-locking nightlatch.

19th/20th century

THC- DR- MLA-HR9/3



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4994 /1947

Chatwood Paper knife CoR: England Sz: 243mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 45g.


4995 /1947

Chatwood Paper knife CoR: England. Sz: 232mm.Mt: steel. Wt: 46g.

19th

/20th

century

THC- MLA-HR20/2

4996 /1947

Sargent & Greenleaf

Time Lock: single 72 hour movement. CoR: USA Sz: 114 x 114 x 60mm (5mm Hinge Knuckles). Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 2.418kg.

19th


4997 /1947

Chatwood

Lock: Invincible. Sn: 12154, CoR: England Lock Sz: 60 x 117 x 24mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 679g. Key Sz: 88mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 17g, Marked: ‘Chatwoods Patent Invincible 12154 Bolton’

19th


4998 /1947

Ingersoll

Paperweight: ‘A’ key. CoR: England. Sz: 76dia. x 18mm. Mt: Acrylic, nickle silver. Wt: 113.


4999 /1947

Tann

Padlock: Guarded Lever. CoR: England. Sz: 39 x 66mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 167g. Key Sz: 38mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 5g. From the Tann 19

th century exhibition showcases.


5000 /1947

Tann, E

Lock: Rim Deadlock, Exhibition. CoR: England Lock Sz: 132 x 97 mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 1.043kg Key Sz: 83mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 22g. 8 interleaved levers, four pivoted from the left, four pivoted from the right.




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Silver plated this lock is from Tann’s original 19th

century exhibition showcases.

5001 /1947

Chatwood

Lock: Invincible combined with a SAM lock. Sn: 150202. CoR: England Body Sz: 127 x 147mm (plus 10mm bolt throw). Mt: brass, steel. Wt. Dial Escutcheon Sz: 159 x 129mm. Mt: brass, steel. Key Sz: 82mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 18g. Comb: <4xN, >3xR, <2xS, stop on the last letter and operate with key.

19th


5002 /1947

Chatwood

Lock: Change Key. Sn: 125755. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 92 x 159mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 1.985kg. Key Sz: 102mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 29g. Change key: 100mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 16g.

19th

century THC- MLA-HR10/2 Note:: Original caps in AB001

5003 /1947

Chatwood

Lock: Safe, with waterproof escutcheon. Sn: 26311. CoR: England. Lock Sz: 114 x 117 x 31mm. Mt: cast iron, steel, brass. Escutcheon Sz: 91 x 16mm. Mt: brass, rubber. Key: 91mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 26g. 7 ½” Double bitted 10 lever safe lock with integral relocker pin in a heavy cast iron case. This example displayed with a waterproof escutcheon.


5005 /1947

Yale

Time Lock: 3 72 hour movements. CoR: USA. Sz: 217 x 137 x 87mm. Mt: brass, steel, glass, jewels.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR22/1

5006 /1947

Chatwood

Badge: Combined plate & escutcheon, Treble patent. CoR: England. Sz: 114mm dia. Mt: cast brass. Wt: 309g. Reads: “Chatwood’s Quadruple Patent Bolton”.


5007 /1947

Chatwood

Badge: Combined plate & escutcheon, Double patent. CoR: England. Sz: 114mm dia. Mt: cast brass. Wt: 309g. Reads: “Chatwood’s Quadruple Patent Bolton”.




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5008 /1947

Chatwood

Badge: Combined plate & Escutcheon, Shrewsbury. CoR: England Sz: 92 x 127mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 551g. For double bit keys.


5009 /1947

Chatwood

Badge: Combined plate & escutcheon, Bolton. CoR: England. Sz: 92 x 127mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 480g. For double bit keys.

20th


5010 /1947

Chatwood

Badge: Combined plate & escutcheon, London. CoR: England Sz: 94 x 124mm. Mt: brass. Wt: 390g. For single bit key.


5012 /1947

Victor

Lock: Keyless Combination. CoR: Sz: 113 x 93mm (plus 20mm bolt throw). Mt: brass, bronze, steel. This example, fretted, embellished and converted to exhibition or trophy use.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR19

5013 /1947

Herring Hall-Marvin

Lock: Keyless Combination CoR: USA. Body Sz: 90 x 70mm. Mt: brass, steel. Dial Sz: 90mm dia. x 30mm. Mt: brass, steel. This example, fretted, embellished and converted to exhibition or trophy use.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR19

5014/ 1947

Sargent & Greenleaf

Keyless Combination Lock: 3 Wheel. CoR: USA. Body Sz: 108 x 82mm. Mt: brass, steel. Dial Sz: 94mm dia. x 30mm. Mt: brass, steel. Specially produced for Detroit Safe Company. This example, cutaway, embellished and converted to exhibition or trophy use.

19th century

THC- MLA-HR-19



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5015 Chatwood Milner

Keyless Combination Lock: CoR: England. Body Sz: 112 x 84mm (plus 22mm bolt throw). Mt: brass, bronze, steel. Dial Sz: 98mm dia. x 37mm. Mt: brass, steel. This example, fretted, embellished and converted to exhibition or trophy use.


5016 /1947

Chubb

Badge: Safe Plate. CoR: England Sz: 125 x 94mm. Mt: brass.


5020 /1947

Sargent & Greenleaf

Time Lock: No. 4 CoR: USA. Sz: 121 x 113mm. Mt: brass, bronze, steel, glass. Wt:


5021 /1947

Sargent & Greenleaf

Time Lock: 3 72 hour movements. CoR: USA Sz: 173 x 125 x 71mm. Mt: bronze, brass, steel, glass.


5022 /1947

Yale

Time lock: 3 72 hour Movements CoR: USA. Sz: 173 x 107 x 77mm. Mt: brass, steel, glass, jewels.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR22/1

5023 /1947

Yale

Padlock: Original push key design. CoR: USA Lock Sz: 40 x 54mm. Mt: iron, bronze. Wt: 134g Key Sz: 40mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 3g.


5033 /1947

Lock: Rim. CoR: France. Lock Sz: 161 x 85 x 59mm (includes return flange & keyway nozzle but plus 15mm bolt throw). Mt: steel brass. Wt: 1.053kg. Keep Sz: 45 x 85 x 30mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 170g. Key Sz: 102mm. Mt: steel. Wt: 38g. Label reads: 1ère Quality Union DES Quincailliers GTD., (first quality Union of Hardware Manufacturers).

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR12



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5034 /1947

Milner

Lock: Rim (factory Fretted). CoR: England. Lock Sz: 92 x 144mm (plus 13mm bolt throw). Mt: brass. Wt: 994g. Key Sz: 95mm. Mt: bronze. Wt: 24g. This example for exhibition/showroom use, the vision frets reveal the palace motion furniture spindle and the wedge style false notches together with the integral springing.


5046 Milner

Lock: Manifoil MK II. Sn: CoR: England. Body Sz: 82mm dia. x 32mm. Mt: brass, steel, zinc alloy. Dial Sz: 97mm dia. x 40mm. Mt: brass, steel, zinc alloy. Features: Double drive cam, spring loaded roller.


5047 Dalton

Lock: safe, 6 number combination. Sn: 5810. CoR: USA. Body Sz: 122 x 81mm (plus 20mm bolt throw and fixing lugs). Mt: steel, brass. Dial Sz: 85mm dia. Mt: brass, steel. A six number combination lock with the unusual feature where the user could select how many numbers were actual required via a lever on the back of the lock case. The lock could even be disengaged and operated without any numbers dialled in.


5048 /1947

Lock: clicker, 4 wheels. CoR: European. Lock Sz: 85 x 85mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 585g. Escutcheon Sz: 71mm dia. Mt: aluminium, steel. Wt: 84g. Clicker locks were operated with a unique spanner style key and typically controlled access to the main key way on a safe.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR

5050 /1947

Chubb

Padlock: Railway CoR: England. Sz: 62 x 99mm (excluding clevis link). Mt: bronze. Wt: 426g. Marked: SAR (South African Railways) SAS

20th century 1955

THC- BSC- MLA-HR17

5052 /1847

Locksmiths Tool: Picklock CoR: Sz: 77mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 14g.

18th

century THC- MLA-HR



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5053 /1947

Locksmiths Tool: Picklock. CoR: Sz: 76mm. Mt: iron. Wt: 15g.

18th/19th century

THC- MLA-HR

5054 /1947

Locksmith Tool: Pick, 3 in 1. CoR: Sz: 58mm. Mt: steel, brass, copper. Wt: 11g. For locks with a drill pin.

19th

/20th

century

THC- MLA-HR

5055 /1947

Locksmith Tool: Pick, 3 in 1. CoR: Sz: 97mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 28g.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR

5056 /1947

Locksmith Tool: 3 in 1. CoR: Sz: 103mm. Mt: brass, steel. Wt: 25g.

19th/20th century

THC- MLA-HR

5057 /1947

Locksmith Tool: Try out key set. CoR: Germany,. Sz: 75mm. Mt: steel, brass. 58g.

19th/20th century.

THC- MLA-HR

5058 /1947

Locksmith Tool: adjustable try out key, punched tag locks. CoR: Germany. Sz: 63mm. Mt: steel, brass. Wt: 10g. See artefacts 1266 to 1269 for type of mechanisms operated by this tool.


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